Welcome to Argentina

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Cordoba, Argentina, has earned a world-renowned reputation as the premier destination for high-volume dove hunting. Visitors are consistently amazed by the sheer numbers and massive flock sizes. In this region, bag limits are non-existent, allowing hunters to fully experience the exceptional shooting opportunities that the area provides.

When it comes to dove hunting in Cordoba, it’s often said that you have to see it to believe it. Until you’ve experienced it firsthand, the sheer volume and speed of the doves are hard to imagine. For first-time visitors, the sight of thousands of doves in flight is nothing short of awe-inspiring.

Our lodge is situated just 15 minutes from the Macha Roost, the largest dove roost in Cordoba. This roost alone is home to an estimated 20 million doves—a number that continues to increase each year. Many hunters visit for the thrill of shooting these fast, high-flying doves, a challenge that keeps them coming back year after year.

With a total dove population exceeding 50 million, no bag limits, and a year-round open season, Cordoba remains a premier location for dove hunters from around the world.

 Salta Argentina Dove and Pigeon shooting is and incredible experience. Large amounts of wheat, sorghum, soybeans, corn and peanut fields make this a top destination for high volume doves and pigeons. The scouts are constantly scouting throughout the valley in search of the dove flyways to offer you the most incredible dove shooting you will ever experience. The dove season runs year round. The pigeon shooting runs May to August with a bird bag hunting limit of 200 per hunter per day.

Typically, you will have breakfast at 7:00 am each morning, with departure to the fields at 8:00 am. The drive is usually around thirty minutes. When you arrive at the field, your bird boy will be awaiting you with your blind set up, guns ready and cold drinks available.
If you are a well-seasoned shooter, it will be no problem to have a sore shoulder at the end of the day. There are numerous options allowing a different shoot each day.
After the morning shoot, the group will move to a close by shaded area for lunch in the field. This will be world-class argentine asado (bbq), offering incredible wonderful argentine beef, chorizo sausages, chicken, dove-breast from the morning shoot, fresh baked breads, salads and beer or wine. Cots and hammocks are ready after lunch for a quick siesta (nap) before resuming the afternoon shoot.

 Tucumán and Santiago del Estero provinces provide a variety of shooting roosts, feeding fields with crops, water holes, and sugar cane ranches, that will challenge our hunters daily. The type of hunt will also vary according to weather conditions, agriculture calendar, harvesting, and time of the year.

Its not just about the high volume of dove but also the fine hospitality, lodging, food, and attention to every detail that makes this a first class experience.

Our proximity to the hunting grounds allows us to return to the lodge for lunch and rest before the afternoon hunt. Driving to any dove field will take between 10 and 25 minutes.
The massive population of doves makes this region an extremely wild and impressive spot for hunters. In this rich environment with farmland, doves have found an ideal space for proliferation and have multiplied to an overwhelming extent.
As dove populations have severely increased in number making them harmful to agriculture, dove hunting has become an important component to control overpopulation. In addition, it provides valuable employment for the local communities. 

Depending on the time of the season, pigeon hunting trips can be added to the itinerary upon prior request.

A typical hunting package includes 4 days/nights, with all meals and beverages, an open bar, laundry, transfers to and from the airport and full guiding services.

 Our journey to discover the world’s finest duck hunting brings us to Lincoln City in the Buenos Aires province, home to this renowned lodge. This destination offers an exceptional high-volume duck hunting experience, combined with world-class service and luxury accommodations. Located just 220 miles from Buenos Aires, this lodge is perfectly situated in the heart of Argentina’s premier waterfowl region.

“This region has cemented Argentina’s reputation as the world’s top waterfowl hunting destination.” This lodge provides an extraordinary hunting experience in Argentina’s top duck region, offering unmatched opportunities for morning and afternoon hunts with non-stop action. With more than 20 years of experience, the owners of the lodge ensure every detail is perfected, from the hunting program to the accommodations and service. 

 Patagonia, the land of wonders, stretching from the Atlantic coast to the Andes, is highly rich in wildlife and different landscapes. The Patagonic region features a glacier-dotted mountainous interior, unique coastal wildlife and amazing Andean national parks.

Whether you decide to explore the mountains, the lakes, or the rivers, you will encounter some of the most beautiful areas in the world.
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In Patagonia, there are endless rivers and lakes providing some of the world’s best trout fishing experiences. Spring creeks, tailwaters, freestone rivers, glacial rivers, and hundreds of lakes are all scattered throughout the country.
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Bravo Sur fishing adventure will take you through some of the most fascinating rivers and northern lakes region of Patagonia.

 Rio Bravo Lodge: A Premier Hunting & Fishing Destination in Argentina

Rio Bravo Lodge offers a unique experience for hunters and anglers, providing the opportunity to shoot multiple bird species and fish for the prized Golden Dorado—all from a single location. Situated in the province of Santa Fe, only a one-hour flight from Buenos Aires, the lodge is surrounded by fertile farmlands that create the ideal habitat for waterfowl and game birds, making it a prime destination for wingshooting enthusiasts.

Bird Hunting Opportunities

Rio Bravo is renowned for its diversity and abundance of bird species, offering guests the chance to hunt ducks, doves, and perdiz without needing to travel between locations. Hunters can pursue 15 different species of ducks, including whistling ducks, teals, and rosy-billed pochards, depending on the season. The surrounding crop fields also attract large numbers of doves, providing exciting and high-volume shooting experiences.